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THE PRIMARY.-Above we publish
result of the Republican primary
held OH Saturday. Tile canvass was
probably the most spirited one in the
county for II decade-owimg to its
briefness 1t WAS conducted quietly
and as honorably as usual, resnlting
acknowledgements ia very few
eases aud those confined principally
to defeated candidates aud their
friends-who could bc tracked by the
oaths ia thoir wake. Oar advise to such
Is, don't No man has right enter a
canvass with the intsnt to rule or ru.
in. Ii you have an old score TO settle
don't oblisate yourself to support the
ticket by voting at the primary. The
evil influences of the campaign have
been frequently alluded to, aud it Is
asserted that great deal of money
found circulation during the briei
aud titful period. Some have suggest.
Cd as q remedy the introduction of an
edct compelling candidates to remain
at home under pain of certain and
overwhelming defeat. Would tn,
thirsty then remain Mt home and "spi
cotton during n whole campaign. O,
would thay all migrate to the poitica
Mecca for their bitters2 Money /,
undoubtedly the root OF all political
evil and there are entirely too manS
voters after tho root to enable con
scicntious candidates IA clear sail
We may look for Il change whei
| the lion lies down with the lamb
Let us then endure with pAtienc,
what we cannot curs-take the goo,
and reject the bad in politics and b,
all means stand 10y our candidates til
the last dog is hung
| sv-nuuzTyc4St..NnEaztAz;z
MIDDLECREEK ITEMS. 1t is quite {
while since there appeared anythinl
III your worthy paper from our end
so | think Il few liues will not com,
aniss
All our public schools closed las
week. Good work has been done IL
all our schools, which shows that tn,
teachers are interested in the grea
work before them.
We are glad to state that JOSEPH
Kline who had been confined to tn
house most of the winter, is able t,
be up and around again.
Last Tuesday Daniel Riglo movet
to AdamsburG, where he intends t,
enjoy the sweet spoils of his labor.
Miss Hattie Swartz of.TroXelvile wa
the guest of y. II. ulsh Oh Saturda,
and Sunday.
On Thursday, Wm. Steely move,
to Sawville, into the house vacats,
by Daniel Risgle. Glad to see you
back again William.
The exhibitions held at Ulshe's aud
Meyers school houses were well pa
tronized, but We are sorry to stat
that some young men that came froI
Adumsburs behaved very unbecom
ingly at the former place.
Mr.. Garman of Adamsburg, wa
the guest of John ID. Goss Oh Sunday
The Middlecreek minstrel trool
will give nn exhibition ut McClur
ono evening this week.
p. Ira Knepp, j. Calvin Oldt
Ch,yles Ingram aud A. Il. ManbecI
will attend the Spring term of til
Central Pa. College, Now Berlin, Pa.
Bob.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ED.

March Is, at Selinsgrove, OF scarlet
fever, Miriam Evangeiine, daughter
Of Rev. II. II. and Mary II. Bruning,
aged q years, 10 months and 10 days.
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Out of our immense stock we
offer the following
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of,be old lady's ewes.

of,be old lady's eyes.
Il hope rot, ma'am. | tried to d
nv best. II don't know exac,l,
why she sent ne off 2
4 do, tbon, said Miss Agnew
pouring the tea ont OF a chased siN
yer teapot into china set as del
cato aud transparent as gildcd Ell
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Wight, Willett and Newman.

EDITOR AVALANCHE The articles
in your valuable naner the one some
time ago signed by Duane Willett and
the one in your issue OF March Oath
last, have met my eye, and as l was
the Attorney who represented the peo.
pie in the latter part Of the criminal
proceedings against Leroy w. Wight,
and as the article last written by Mr..
Newman, seems TO state that the pl O.
ceedings against Mr. Wight were
quashed. desire in simple justice 10
say in as public manner as Mr.. New
man has done, that he is mistaken.
The files of the Court and their records
do not show that the proceedings
against Mr.. Wight were quashed.
Neither have they been quashed, and
he can legally be tried upon the pro
ceedings already begun; and can be
convicted and punished if the people
of this county desire so to do.
BY giving this letter the same public
ity you have the communications re-
ferred to above, you will greatly oblige
Yours Respectfully,
GEO. l.. ALEXANDER,
Grayling, Mich, April 8, 81.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
A RARE BARGAIN.

The following machinery now run.
ming, and in good order, will be sold
cheap:
One Holly Rotary Pump, No. 4, Al
inch discharge, Driving Phlleys. tight
and luose) Is inch diameter, 81 inch
face.
One Engine. t6 inch Cylinder. 80
inch Stroke, complete With Governor
Patent Cylinder Oller, Piping and
Connections, z inch Shaft, Band
Wheel s feet diameter, 10 inch face,
Fly Wheel feet diameter, together
with Boiler IA feet long, feet dlame-
ter, 7S 3-incli Tubes, coinplete with
Boiler Front, Steain and Water Gaug-.
es, Safety-vAlve. Whistle, Patent In
jector, Piping, Connections aud Steam
Jet.
One large rize Feed Water Heater
and Purifier, Armstrong 4 Starr, To-
ledo, make.
One Steam Pump, Northwestern
Ntanufg Co., Chicago. make, Steam
CYL. 6x7, Water cyl. 4lxf with Bal
ance Wheel and Crank connection.
For full description, enquire of the
publisher of this paper, or of q. Il,
Arnold Jonesville, Mich
Nov.25, tf.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07

Everybody makes fun of n fat man
His friends guy him cheerfulIy, hi,
lean acquaintances make cutting allu
sions to hislbulk. his appetite Is derided,
his tailor sympathized with, and even
the car conductors grin and pass re-
marks as he runs after car. No one
hesitates to make joke at a fat man
because he is supposed to be big and
heavy enough to stand all such inerri-
ment. And yet, In point Of fact, there
is no such sensitive creature in the
world as a man of unusual girth. =
Byooklym Eagle.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
Ben. Perley Poore's Book.

sixty years of busy journalists life
at Washington are epitomized in Mai
Ben. Perely Poore's two superb vol
umes. One of the admirers of the
Major recently said that lat judi
ciously ripe period of life the Major
stopped growing old, and since then,
like some of the choice Madeira OF
which he writes with SO much feeling,
he has only been accommodating boquet
and favor Mai. Poore has been one
OF the best known and one of the most
knowing men in WASHINGTON society
for half a century. His is the sunny
temperament delihgting in bright,
social Intercourse. Yet his connection
with daily Journalism and his position
in the U. s. Senate placed him always
in the thick of political affairs and
social gossip. He was ever in Wash
ington SWIM" breasting the waves
with jovial vigor, and never failisg to
hear or see what was said and done.
The Major could never be very
solemn, and in his ripened sketches OF
Washington life every phase reminds
him of half dozen amusing anec-
dotes. lie has rare gift in telling a
story, and his anecdotes are inexhausti
BILE.
His book will not only add iustre to
his fa lie ms a writer but Is of so
unique a character and so intensely
interesting in matter that it will prove
a valuable contribution to the litera.
ture of the country. 1t has mlrth for
the mirthful, wit for the witty, infor-
nation for all, and we doubt II IL has
been equaled by any subscription
book since the war.
1t Is sold strictly by subscription
'hrough a w. Mile, Tecumseh, Mich.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
ADVERTISERS
Mortgage Sale.

| M HEREAS, default has bern ssatFe in thu
%gortsagp, dated the 18th day q june. 4; ths
year OF our Lord one thouEa nj eig he hundred
spd eighty two, executed by aaron Afer. and
Mary Aten' bis wife. Of Crawford County. Michi-
Nsnbi,oso' ~ .; h MhaIrlce Finn: Of Crawford County
the ofhce OF the Register of Deeds of the Conn.
ty OF Crawford in Lfber eBr' Of mortgages on
cOeE = rs and nd by G s.S q IVA Maurice ri D r;9u @ s Ss
assigned 10 Fred w. Sorcnson. OF Crawford
EQUITY 20 3hy IN Michigan which assignment was msd-
in the Register of Deeds oiti;e. for the ctrns~
and state Aforesaid on page ''l,0's OF Litsr "A
OF m,ortgages on shc 7th DAY q July A. D. isss. az
now Of hsnistse Bounty Michigan dniy i',vIDn. nssss.
80 TO hasmps larsen OF Crawford County.
Sth dit Of August A. ID. Isss, and ffcoried 4,
Register of Deeds Office for the County of cav"
I2,u and mo. STATE OF Michigan on page 5S0' ~
guss B. 1855 a. ss occcp Gn nc ss'n hr SpE e Az
no sur gf proceedings at law or IN eqnIfy having
0Sep % %iEs.ituted to recover the said debt or any
claimed % 5, two Sed NJ 2, dn.rs inIs sos,ss s
seirsren s srs sls Ssots $ss ,,o9 e pTncpg and c
ney fee, provided bt Law all of which is la,,,.d
10 be dire ana Unpaid " ''"'"e"
Now, THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that bv
niorsfake the iStd opSese r SI % 'e,usd G 70 said
~ salc of the premises therein descffbed nj
poor 9nSe 6, aTc.n vet e tbe highest bidder at The front
ing IN said County OF Crawford. on the ipth dsv
nL .h ApsN next at TN oeiock in she forenoon ~
s snns ~, gay which said premiecs are Described A.
av,sc.s ~ WI; The north half Of the noftA-earf
gusrter o. section twenty SIX 1891 N trgn twen-
.y-hvs izel north of Range four IN west rxcept
: cn~ ne sguere acre Of land on from the norfh-earf
srrrs OF isnd more or less accOtihgfo the Gov
eefnsoent E IN sssI, y Survey
D"''d 'h's 'fs RssSs' sSy e s SsRssSy sssy A. D. 1851
y. MAURICE Fnr.
Atty. for Mortgages.
an. r0.w 70
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Maple Forest Jottings.

Mrs. II. s. Buck, has gone to Gene
see Co., TO visit friends and relatives.
Miss Minnie Ford, of Eaton Rapids,
commenced school In Dist. No. 3, on
the fourth of this month.
Miss Ettie Coventry, of this place,
commenced school in Dis. No. 8, on
the the fourth of this month.
Mr.. IL. 8. Buck, trapped beaver a
short time since, that weighed thirty
four pounds.
Miss Minnie Bradford has closed her
school. LIZ. b.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE, REED Cry,
Mich, Mar. 10th, 1887.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settlers have filed notice Of their In.
tenticn to plake nhai bro0f IN Support o. their
the Clerk of the Circuit Court fer KalkaSka
County, at Kalkaska Mich, on April - 1885,, viz;
John p. Clark; Homestead app, No. 1913, for the
r 5 West.
He names the following witpesses 10 PROVE HIS
continuous RESIDENCE upon, and cultivation of
said land VIII Josiah Miller Oscar T. ukidihgs
Of Fletcher p q, and James Quancu and Melvin
+. Hagermau, OF Wellington p. o.
Oscar 4. Glddings Homestead Entry Noi ea25
y in Town Is NRsW, and names the following
witness es TO prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said tract viz: Josiah Miller.
John Clark OF Fletcher and James Quance
and Melvin =. Hagerman. OF wellington y. o.
NATHANIEL Clark
Mar, iT,Os. RtoisrtR,
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07

DIEp-M March 25th. infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, Benjamin Sherman,
Miss Lettie Barker closed her school
in District No. /, March Esd.
Mr.. Eli Forbush and family have
moved back to their home from Kings
camp.
Miss Ashel Buck and daughters are
visiting friends in Frederic,
Miss Ada Kelsey closed three
months term of school in District No.
3 last Thursday.
Miss Jennie Chase of Fenton, is
visiting her sister Miss Libbie Leonard.
l., E.B.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07

Going like hot cakes. People como
rushing fron eli directions. All on ac'
count of our big Offer Two papers
for the price of one. THR AMKRIcAE
FARMER, the great agricultural paper
OF America. free to all our subscribers
who pay years subscription for the
AVALANCHE, In advance. Do not lin
ger and lose this great opportunity.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Methodist Missions,

About 40 years ago at IL missionary
meeting in Exeter Hall, London, one
OF the speakers set all the wits of Eng
land into roars of laughter. by the ex.
clamation. We have hold on China.
as Is native Chinese are meeting regu-
larly in class" The idea of Is Chinese
converts in Methodist class meeting
constituting hold upon an empire of
400, 600, 600, was too supremely absurd
for anything short OF the absnrdity of
faith Our own missions in China
commenced there 40 years ago, have
grown into 4 Annual Conferences with
% American and 1873 native preachers,
and 66 Sunday Schools, and a native
church membership of $3.50. In view
of the fact that Of all the nations of
the East the Chinese are the most
difficult TO teach because of their con-
ceited self approval, as the wisest and
greatest nation on earth, and all
Others but barbarians, this success
for one branch of mission work Is lit
tie more than marvellous aud ia view
of interchanges between China and
the U. S. this is one of our most i'm
portant missions. If China can be
evangelized and inspired by christian
civilization, we shall not need to dread
the immigration of her people, 1t is
only the idolatrous, leprosy tninted,
grossly Immoral influx of almond eyed
unchristianized hordes we need fear.
Nothing else can avert danger In that
direction but the Gospel. The Chinese
will come where plenty rewards
toll as it does in our land. 500, to
the Chinese missions Is what the
Church pays for the work OF prepar-
ing China TO become a Christian Ma.
tion and a commercial ally.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Ho. FOR the Breachl

THE e undersigned is now prepared to
furnish plans and Specifications
for buildings of all descriptions, and
to build the same by the job, or day.
| also have nice collection of designs
for store fronts, corner or otherwise.
Also for Banks, Drug and Fnhcy
Stores, and plans for cottages costing
from S300.00 to that of mansions M
$4,000 90. Give me a call The best
of security given.
A. j. ROSE,
Feb. IL, 'S7,t.f.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Sealed Proposals.

SBALED PROPOSALS will be re.
~ ceived by the Board of Commits
sioners of the Poor, for the County of
Crawford, on Friday April 18th 1887.
for furnishing medical attention and
medicine to the INDECENT of Crawford
County, from May 1st 1887 to May 1st
1888.
BY order of Poor Com.
Mar 31st. '87.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
RESTAURAT! RESTAURANT!

l would respectfully inform the citi
zens of Crawling and vicinity, that
have opened u tirst-class restaurant
next door TO James Store, on Michi.
gan Avenue, where will be pleased to
wait on all who may favor ine with a
call. Warm meals furnished at all
hours and with the best the market
affords.
Feb. II ,'S7, ley.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
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Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Notice.

All ex-prisoners of war that may see
this notice are requested to send their
full address to the Commander of Mar
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inent of Michigan at once, for use in
the Pension Office. BY request of
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Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Public Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ books and accounts of Hanson
Brothers & Co., of Frederic, are in
the hands of G. w, Wight. of Fred
eric, who will attend to the collection
of accounts due the firm.
HANSON BROS. x co.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07

Sailing, Hanson & Co. are selling
Baking Powder Of different manu-
facturerA at low prices, and give
prizes OF dishes, glassware, etc,
worth twice the money that 1t will
cost you.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Look Herel

WHAT is the use of your freezing
w to death here In this wooded
country, when / will deliver wood 10
any part Of the village, or OH board curs
for 90 cts. per cord.
n. SEDER,
Mar. IL, me. Frederic, Mich.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Public Not,oe.

Roffee's addition to Grayling Is now
represented by j. s. Harder. who will
be pleased to show the premises and
make satisfactory prices to parties de.
string to purchase.
Aug. 3, Gun. ,pd.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
For Sale.

Two desirable lots in the Village of
Grayling; or will exchange for a
good yoke of cattle Enquire of
w. PATTERSON,
Crawling. Mich.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07

Molasses. per galton 30 cents
New stock. of Carpets at Travers
Furniture Rooms.
John Harrington has commenced
work on his new house
1000 new rolls spring stock of wal
paper at Travers' Furniture Rooms.
Rev, J. H. Phelps preached at the
Opera House last Sabbath afternoon.
Laurz Bros. Il Co.'S. Toilet Soap, .
cents per cake at James. Try it,
Mrs. !. Staley and children arrived
on the train yesterday evening.
Alabastine and Kalsomine at Ira
vers' Drug Store.
Albert Gruloff has returned to Gray
ling and is now in the employ of Sal
ling. Hansoo & Go.
For Hardware, Tinware, Stoves,
ETC., 90 to Sailing, Hanson d Cos
O. Palmer returned from his trip to
Southern Michigan, last Wednesday
morning.
Lautz Bros. & Cos. Acme Soap, 3
bars for 25 cents at James. Go for it.
Mrs q. II. Hicks returned from her
visit to friends in Corunna, last Friday
morning,
Lautz Bros. g. Cos. Gloss Soap, 5
cents per bar at James Get it,
Arthur Loranger of Bay City, of the
arm of l.. Fournier & Co., of Gray
ling, was in town one day last week.
Fot the best Smoking FolaUUo,vve,-
brought to Grayling, 90 to the store
of Sailing, Hanson d Co.
Mrs. A. ). Taylor aud children are
making preparations to remove to
Cleveland in q short time. = OtSego Co.
Herald.
Don't forget that Finn's is the
cheapest place in town to buy your
Drugs.
Mrs. o. Palmer and Miss Carson
went to Vanderbilt Tuesday, on a visit
to Mrs. Williams and her daughter,
Mrs. Olds.
Lautz Bros g. Co IS Towel and Nap
kin Soap, % cents per bar, at James.
A towel or napkin goes with each bar,
Buy some.
James Woodburn has rented Mrs.
James house on Peninsular Avenue.
We think this more is ~ premonition of
something,
Call and see the mammoth stock of
clothing J. NJ. Finn has just received
New Designs, latest styles, and prices
within the reach of all.
Mr.. Nels Peter Buck is erecting a
large two story residence and meat |
market on Cedar street, adjoining
the Livery Stable.
A fresh stock of Groceries con-
stantly on hand and more arriving
every day. Prices lower than the
lowest, at the store of j. NJ. Finn.
The high muck-a-mucks of the Ma
sonic fraternity expect to organize a
"Chapter" in Grayling in the near by.
and-by.
All who desire to economize when
buying Dry Goods, will go to the
Mammoth Store of Sailing, Hanson
q Co.
Sailing, Hanson & Co., shut down
their saw-mill for repairs last Tuesday.
j. NJ. Finn has just placed in stock
the finest and most complete line of
mems pants ever brought to this place.
If you are in need of pants call an
see them before purchasing.
Rev. Marsh, superintendent of mis-
sions, of the Presbyterian church in
Michigan, will preach at the Opera
House next Sunday afternoon, at o.
clock and at the M. K. church in the
evening.
Clothing of every description, at
the Mammoth Store of Sailing, Han
son & Co., at eighty cents on the dol
lar.
For quick returns, we would advise
those contemplating matrihony to q
have Justice HadIey perform the cere- {
mony. He united q couple short
time since. and the next week the hus- $
band WAS presented with an heir. Who I
says the soil md air of Crawford coun-
ty + me- productive and sgIqbricus, -
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
SOUTH,
A. C. WILCOX

CoSHEcTIoNs--At Bay City with Bay City Dlvis
ion for Lapeer. Port Huron Detroit and all
points East and with Saginaw Division for Jack
son. Fort Wayne, Chicago and all points West
and North. At Mackinaw CITY, with d., M.6 NJ
z. r. for Marquette and points west. Al Alger
with ID. b. c. & A. r.. r. for AuSable and Oscoda
O, w, RUGGLES,
Gen. Pass. 4 Ticket Agt, Chicago.
G.. II. HICKS,
Local Ticket Agt, Grayllng.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07

+ AN prepared to take orders tor har-
ness of every description. which
will be furnished on short notice and
at low rates. Sample harness can be
seen at the AVALANCHE Office. All
work warranted.
A. C. WILCOX.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
Found.

a RING. Enquire of Main J, Con
II nine.
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
ST. LOUIS, MO.

+. A.. PALMER, gen'l Agt. Pass. depot 1Ol
Clark street, Cliiclgo, Illinois.
For further information, time cards, etc.
address
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07

Mich, Pass. Ast., wabash tiodte, Jackson Mic
Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07

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Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07

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Crawford avalanche., 1887-04-07
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